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It’s known for its thick cedar and oak forests, creating a shadowy, almost mysterious atmosphere — hence the nickname “Black Forest.”

This forested area is popular for hiking, picnics, and nature walks among locals and visitors. It offers cool shade during hot Algerian summers and is home to diverse flora and fauna.

The forest forms part of the Chréa National Park or lies close to its boundaries, which is a protected area known for cedar groves, waterfalls, and mountain landscapes.

The area has ecological importance due to its biodiversity and role in local climate regulation.